Mozart: Sonata for Two Pianos in D, KV 448 - Lucas & Arthur Jussen
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- Lucas & Arthur Jussen - Mozart: Sonata for Two Pianos in D, KV 448
Live recording - 25 June 2019, Konzerthaus Dortmund
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Audio producer: Everett Porter
Video producer: Dick Kuijs
Technical supervisor: Robbert-Jan Sebregts
Camera operator: Carrien Dijkstra, Martine Rozema
Suits by: Peter George d'Angelino Tap
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These young men play this piece with such precision, dexterity and passion, that I'm sure Mozart would be impressed. I have listened to it at least 50 times over the last few months when I first found it and each time, I enjoy it even more. Bravo Lucas and Arthur Jussen for your incredible talent and passion.
@Mermaid Kate🎹 I love all of them for sure, and especially this one K 448 for two pianos, but if I had to choose another favorite it would be: Mozart Sonata C Major K. 309.
Прекрасный ансамбль стиль вкус
@@devlincallaway1995 or number 15
Kv 330 is one of my favorites. I play it often,
i. Allegro con spirito 0:24
ii. Andante in G major 6:22
iii. Molto Allegro 13:22
Tank you
Not a single diamond is lost. The performance of this hymn to Life is so definite and clear! Thank you, Lukas and Arthur for real Mozart. Bravo!!!
Two angels incarnate to bring us the most sublime music. Mozart is immortal, and the playing of these two young pianists is an absolute masterpiece of perfection.
I can't imagine how many hours of work must have gone into this.
The pure joy of Mozart's creativity is here. This is what he was about, the shared passion and wonder of music. And Nederlanders get it done!
c est quelconque.
So sensitive. Beautiful tempo. Mozart would after hearing this immediately start to compose a lot more for them.
Such a homosexual performance ;=)
@@christopheleclair5367 The are brothers and both have a girlfriend.😁
@@jeanpierredevos3137
Nobody is perfect !
I think these two young men would delight any composer of piano works.
Yup.
This is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful compositions (sonate) by this genius of the classical period. One of the few pieces for two pianos he composed. This sonata (448) was used in the scientific study that tested the theory of the Mozart effect, suggesting that classical music increases brain activity more positively than other kinds of music: "According to the British Epilepsy Organization, research has suggested that Mozart's K 448 can have the "Mozart effect", in that listening to the piano sonata improved spatial reasoning skills and reduced the number of seizures in people with epilepsy. Apart from the Mozart Concerto K 488, only one other piece of music has been found to have a similar effect, a song by the Greek composer Yanni, entitled "Acroyali/Standing In Motion", It was determined to have the "Mozart effect", by the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine because it was similar to Mozart's K 448 in tempo, structure, melodic and harmonic consonance and predictability " Mozart composed this sonata when he was around these young pianists' age (25) You interpret this sonata like angels. I guess, you can't get any more Mozartian than this ... Bravi!!!
It is a bit sad that Mozart never could have used these beautiful Steinway instruments when he composed this masterpiece.
GO YANNI!!!
JeanPierre de Vos 7
I have epilepsy and I’m listen to this every morning
Thanks for telling us about the Mozart effect🙏. How interesting!
They have such beautiful, long, relaxed fingers. No tension.
Many years ago I had an LP of this played by Ashkenazy and Malcolm Frazier . I wore it out, I played it So many times. But this is FABULOUS. I will be watching these brothers from now on.
Zo mooi en gevoelig gespeeld.Probeer naar jullie concerten te gaan en dat lukt gelukkig vaak. Het maakt me heel gelukkig jullie te horen spelen.26 Juli ga ik weer naar een concert van jullie in caprera in bloemendaal.Kan er nu al blij van worden.
@@ritakol1530 Fantastica interpretazione di due pianisti che suonano con un'anima sola!😍👏👏
Mozart vom feinsten, Lucas und Arthur ihr seid mit eurem gefühlvollen Zusammenspiel, eurer Klarheit und Technik nicht zu überbieten!! Meisterlich... herzliche Grüße aus der Mozartstadt
It's the way they gaze lovingly into each other's eyes while they play for me
theyre not gay luh bro
Every time I listen to Mozart at the piano, something inside me makes me want to say: "Mozart, and nothing else." What great music!
A day without Mozart and the Jussen Brothers is a day wasted!
i under understand the 'without Mozart' but without the Jussen Brothers? i have some questions for you...
@@prager5046lol hahah
Wut do you mean? Ha ha ha
@@user-zs9qt4ef6f hello, Mozart is wonderful!
The best piano duo in the world. they look like one person!
Andrea V i think they are brothers
... they play like one person
like Khatia & Gvantsa Buniatishvili
Kun Lin . I mean that when they play they seem to be one person
Labeque Sisters
Mozart’s music is so incredible , you can hear and feel so many emotions in few seconds from happiness , joy to sadness , melancholy , it’s like he’s telling a story every time , there’s beauty in everything, every emotion , he really is my favorite composer no doubt about it
mozart n est pas Bach, ce morceau n' a pas de beauté particulière.
What a joy to hear and see, thank you....
mieux vaut ne pas mettre de commentaire quand on ne s y connait pas .
YESSS
Thank you guys for playing this Sonata so beautifully for us in Chicago (January 2024). Your fame had already spread far and wide as Orchestral Hall was filled with many young and old listeners who concentrated on your every note. I hope we will see you and hear you every year, but I know the whole world wants to hear you!
A feast for the ears and soul! A God-given gifted brothers. So grateful to have access to listen through TH-cam.
Hallo mannen Jussen. The Heavens open when you play in this chaotic and angry world. Thank you and bless you. Dank.
These two guys are simply perfect !
Incredible coordination! Two pianos sounding like one! Perfect players for a sublime piece! Thank you! Your music gave sense to my day!
This is one of my most favorite pieces by Mozart. You two play it with strength and grace.
Absolutely perfect! In every way. This time I followed them with the score in my hand. It´s unbelievable how they play as if they were one person. And Mozart´s construction of this masterpiece is out of this world. Execution impeccable, interpretation magnificent and the best of all is to watch the way these boys enjoy playing this music. Bravo Lucas!! Bravo Arthur!! Thank you so much for this performance .!
Y,,, además esos chicos son un encanto... tan bellas personas, divertidos e inteligentes, y very 'down to earth' . Los conozco personalmente desde que eran niños !
@@juanimoreno6872 Afortunada Juani Moreno. Estoy siguiendo a los Jussen desde que los descubrí. Son los que más me satisfacen considerando que está lleno de pianistas cinco estrellas jóvenes que tocan como los dioses. Estos son lindos, simpáticos, serios con lo que hacen, unidos como hermanos, alegres. Me encantaría conocerlos personalmente
if you love 2 piano works, check out Duo Genova & Dimitrov. They are incredible musicians. Also: The Dranoff 2 Piano Foundation
It's the best version that I have ever heard. I believe that if Mozart were still alive, he would be glad that you played his music so beautifully.😊
It's impossible.... He would be 230 years old. It's impossible to live that long.
@@swag4life325 The person means hypothetically speaking
@@marineljenkings553 Yep.
I think that apart from God-given talent and a formidable amount of practice, they play everything so exquisitely because they are in perfect harmony with themselves and with music itself...all their playing is like a statement of love...I am so grateful to have the opportunity to watch these TH-cam videos...
Impeccable and steadily showing more maturity in Mozartian interpretation than one often finds at this stage in young musical careers. Thank you both for your dedication to hours of disciplined work. While it's all sparkling, in my opinion the second movement is the monumental treasure in this version. Cathy Jones (Australia)
@@catherinejones9396 、
温子近松 thankyou for injecting a huge dose of sheer joy and bliss into this time of pandemic darkness, bless you both.AMH.
Agree with you 100%.
Can you imagine that 200 or 300 years ago people could listen such music like once or twice in a lifetime if they were rich enough? How lucky we are listening that so often.
Emphatique,immortelle,universelle c'est la musique classique pour tous et pour toujours.Un éternel merci MOZART
nul à côté d' un Bach.
❤❤
Unglaublich, Mozart pur, wie ich bisher noch nicht gehört habe. Ich danke Euch für das phantastische, souveräne Spiel
Quelle belle performance, je suis sans mots! Je retiens mon souffle et mes doigts de pianistes veulent vous suivre mais en sont bien incapables! Continuez de jouer , Mozart est très content de vous et c'est de cette divine façon que vous allez chasser le diable de la planète Terre!!!
Some of the best Mozart ensemble playing I have ever heard beautifully coordinated and played with great sensitivity of expression.
It really breaks my heart to think that they can't perform since covid-10 in march.
They'll be back on stage, stop worrying !
@@billyves1 I don't think anyone is "worrying" about their being back on stage, but I too was heartbroken that I missed both opportunities to hear their contribution to the celebration of Beethoven's birthday. I can't imagine the planning necessary to get that much music programmed. I had tickets to the first at the Doelen in Rotterdam in March and again for Amsterdam when they were to play virtually the same lineup as in December. I'm sure Beethoven has also shed tears about what has happened to the wonderful music that sadly was not heard during the celebration of his 250th birthday.
Most have probably seen their TH-cam video of the abbreviated program followed by an interview at the Doelen. It's not to be missed. They talk about how Covid has affected them as well as the whole world and the disappointment which came from having to cancel so many programs. For me, both were very uplifting.
Eine wunderbare Sonate, fantastisch vorgetragen, es ist eine große Freude, zuzuhören!
" merveilleuse sonate " : il vous en faut peu
So schön! Mozart immer und immer wieder!
The climactic build from crescendo to crescendo is so brilliant it could light up all Vienna.
Grazie di cuore alla mamma per aver donato loro tanta tenerezza dolcezza e amore. Tutto ciò traspare dalle loro esecuzione ed è un dono per tutta l'umanità.
These two young men have perfect musical timing, their Mozart breathes perfectly. The interaction is incredible. And when you listen to their Bach, you know there is a heaven...
My son loves this so much. We listen every morning 💙🙌🏼💜
How did I not know about this duo until now?? 👏👏👏
Aren't they amazing? Both physically and mentally beautiful ppl with absolute talent!
That second movement is so divinely beautiful...I've been listening to it on repeat for the past few days. thank you for sharing this
Same!! I literally can’t get it out of my head lately! Especially not when it’s performed as good as this
il n y a pas de grande mélodie....
I feel exactly the same !❤
@@MrPhil480 Neither is there in life. Your overprefernce for Bach, whose music has the sophistication of mathematical equations-and their charm(s), for better or worse, exposes your hyperintellectualizing 'approach' to music, the anosognosic pseudo-sophistication of someone clearly suffering from right hemisphere neglect, whether by medical cause or 'simply' indoctrination. You should learn how to interact with and more importantly how to integrate your emotions instead of grumbling at people about their supposed ignorance. And perhaps get yourself checked for Aphantasia, it'd also explain a few things. Ones which music theory doesn't, at least not yet, but people much cleverer than either of us work on changing that. So stop being a grumbly grumbler and learn to enjoy the show.
@@sageinit le jour où vous composerez comme moi vous viendrez me faire la leçon. Moi qui qui ai un cerveau droit pas développé.... : th-cam.com/video/yaueQyNTqHg/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful, they play as one.
A beautiful couple ;=) Imagine their sex... mmmm...
Christophe Leclair Im sorry to burst your bubble, but they’re brothers.
HOW CAN ANYONE POSSIBLY DISLIKE THIS??? This is heavenly!
Tamara G. Cooper maybe there are some haters
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@@egizianamann657 jawohl.
They're bots, their playing is flawless
I loved the Argerich/ Barenboim version of this piece as the best ever but the ensemble between these two young artists is the best I have ever heard. Their combined sense of the musical rhetoric of the piece is almost freaky. Phenomenal! Bravo!
But was that performance live or a studio recording?
I also prefer this interpretation ❤️
This one is great
Wunderbare Musik, Musik verbindet die Welt und macht sie friedlich ! Tolle Künstler, die Eltern können Stolz sein !! ❤️
You guys make me cry, everytime! This is just wonderful!
I would have enjoyed being in the audience of this performance
Mozart as Mozart should be performed, bright, technically brilliant, sensitive and, with earphones very well recorded. This performance rewards and delights every time I listen. Thanks to the brothers for all the practice which is behind such a performance.
Brilliant, eingegeben, schlicht Wunder-voll! Gelebte Musik, belebte Noten - begnadete junge Künstler, alte Seelen auf berufenem Erdenweg!
Ich bin zutiefst berührt- DANKE Lucas und Arthur!🎉❤🎉
Just to cry for... Heaven is here. We cannot speak about perfection, it's not a part of this world. But, somewhere, somehow, IT IS perfection. May I dedicate your interpretation of this wonderful sonata to the memory of my best friend Carole, died on July, the 11th, 1995, in an airplane crash ? It will be 25 years this year... It's so painful... But, whatever, "Tempus fugit"... And what is not killing you makes you stronger. Even if painful to die for... Jussen brothers, you are exceptional. Thank you.❤
what a beautiful combination : Mozart and the Jussen Bros ! .... Absolute perfection !
Exactly what I was thinking! They play like angels...
Mozart est inférieur à Bach, déjà au piano. en comparaison à lui, ce morceau de Mozart est quelconque. donc pas de perfection absolue. (je parle dans un français simple pour etre compris dans la traduction)
@@MrPhil480 Зачем сравнивать?Это два гения, которым нет равных. Дело вкуса..Вы бы никогда не сказали, что рассвет прекрасней заката, а роза- орхидеи...
@@user-xx7lx9dy9k si vous n avez jamais ressenti et perçu que la musique de Bach est d une plus grande profondeur et créativité , je ne peux rien faire pour vous. on ne peut pas mettre sur le même plan les sonates au piano de Mozart et le piano de Bach....ni ses concertos trop souvent sans grand relief et les concertos de Bach.
@@MrPhil480 Не понимаю по французски, к сожалению.😔
And I cannot even remember the first chord on the next page. These brothers are exceptionally gifted!
In stille verwondering luister ik naar deze broers en geniet zo van hun spel dat ik de tijd vergeet!
Specifically for comparison, I just listened to the very excellent Barenboim/Argerich recording of the same piece (also available on TH-cam). And the difference between the two is just what I thought it would be. The Jussen brothers' ensemble playing is without parallel. As the two go their separate ways as performers, I hope they continue to record together sometimes, because as good as each of them is, the remarkable unity of their performances as a duo is something too absolutely unique to lose.
It's Mozart-time fom Feinsten, elegant, präzise, unglaubliches Zusammenspiel der Jussenbrüder, bravo!!! Höre das Video immer wieder!!!!
Man fühlt sich versetzt nach Wien oder Salzburg, wo der junge Mozart die meiste Zeit komponierte - Lucas und Arthur vermögen es diese Musik mit Herz und Gefühl zu spielen, wie man es besser nicht übermitteln kann......wahrscheinlich Mozart selbst nicht.
Wie bitte?
I cannot imagine that anyone has ever played this work better than Arthur and Lucas play in this performance. They and Steinway & Sons should be delighted with these two beautiful and beautifully gifted brother artists and the magnificent pianos they and we are given to hear them play this amazing Mozart work upon.
Mozart got split into gifted clones of himself. Their interpretation is exquisite - the bell-like sweetness of Mozartian thirds sprinkled deliciously.
tWO HALVES OF THE SAME.UNBELIEVABLE - WONDERFUL TALENTS - g.d given. Amazing and awesome. Thank you from South Africa.
Those Steinways are like a couple of stretch limousines. This whole enterprise is dripping class. It's clear the guys are telepathic. 😎
Mozart . . . your music is like light. Literally brilliant. You bring light to the world. It lifts my heart and gives me peace. Thank you and thanks to these fine lads who play your music so well!
Mozart was an Angel. I hope he will play after the Last Judgement.
❤❤❤
Thank you, merci, obrigada, danke für diese wunderschöne Musik. Bleibt alle gesund und behütet ❤️.
Lebhafte und erfreuliche Aufführung dieser fein komponierten Sonate im relativ schnellen Tempo mit perfekt synchronisierten Töne beider Klaviere und perfekt vereinigter Dynamik. Der zweite Satz klingt fast himmlisch. Echt les enfants terribles!
Spent Fridays at Bella's Artes. So lonely without classical music. This This This....so restorative. Their tension is the love that made them. Terrific.
'einfach' hervorragend -große Souverenität und schön dieser Blick beim Anfang :"fertig? " 😆
Simply the best, haven’t heard any better versions than this.
th-cam.com/video/jqtzPoo3JLk/w-d-xo.html
@@marcocassol4350 agree :)
but my favourite is still
th-cam.com/video/casLdncVeFI/w-d-xo.html
Their playing helps us through these dark times! Can’t wait to hear them playing live.....
Bravo to the 1000th. You two pull me out of the swamp so often. Thank you
Блестящее исполнение, прекрасно в ансамбле этих двоих молодых исполнителей не может восхитительны моментом насладиться и послать мою огромную благодарность за то, что такая возможность есть.... Ура... Этот канал расширяет границы возможностей.... Оказывается в мире огромное количество прекрасных музыкантов достойных самых высоких наград... Молодцы те, кто тратит свое время на занятия музыкой, владеет так инструментом.... Это лучшие люди на планете.... Понимают красоту звуков прекрасных гениальных композитороаз
There is something very especial about this sonata, and you guys played it wonderfully, thanks!
That's what I'm thinking too... that there's something special about this particular sonata. It's like anyone advanced enough can play it in duet, but the piece needs deeper connection between the two pianists in order to show its real beauty.... It's as if mozart put a spell on it, that only people connected in a spiritual level can play this exceptionally well.
Unique. Mastering the Master. Untouchable. A new platform. What next? Superb whatever.
Oh, how this wonderfully played piece helps me to relax when I am stressed or have to review papers!
Моцарт - Гений на Века!!! Самый лучший ансамбль в Мире!!!!! Лукас и Артур - Огромнейшее Спасибо!!! Вы - Гениальны!!!!!!!
Just unbelievable : heavenly. Bravissimo....😢
These fellows are the best. Thank you.
Toujours cettte harmonie de l âme et du corps qui nous transcende et nous mène au delà du réel où comme l écrit Baudelaire "l ame se meut avec agilité." Ces interprétations débordantes de sensibilité et d emotion tiennent du miracle de creation...
Two angels playing.... so lovable!
2:25 that synchronized leg movement 😁
EXCELLENT!!!! Their duo is unique !!!
Pure ebullience and joy!! This has to be one of Mozart’s most optimistic works. The Jussen duo play with such clarity and finesse, power, grace and delicacy. Delightful! Bravo, boys!
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Brilliant, with such clarity and elegance never heard before, thank you so much.You make my days in that strange times of corona!
Such a mature interpretation and performance by < 25 years old guys! Go, Jussens, go!
I think Lucas is a tiny bit older than 25
Born in 1993 and 1996 respectively.
One composer, two brothers, four hands! What a wonderful unison, harmonious and deep understanding of Mozart's music. A perfect fusion. Mozart would have smiled in total agreement. Bravo!
Wonderful! This sonata is technically more challenging than ut sounds...they play without a care for the difficulties. A eally light, bright and youthful performance. Thankyou to Lucas & Arthur Jussen for this.
EXCELLENT as always! Great job! Love to watch and listen to the two of you play.
Great! Lovely seeing and hearing how they have matured over the years. Thank you.
Absolutely agree!
Pop-up Mozart , I think, would really have enjoyed playing along with the Jussens on this type of instrument and providing exciting improvisations along the way here. Maybe he does, only we can't hear him in this sphere. The way they play I wouldn't put it past Arthur and Lucas to be tuned in with him. I loved this from first to last. Thank you,
Twenty minutes if bliss.
Agree 100% with all the laudatory comments. Thank you, Jussen brothers, for sharing your talents and hard work with us.
Quelle osmose entre les deux pianistes !!! Extraordinaire
La ósmosis se da cuando hay conexión, indudablemente estos chicos lo demuestran. Se llega a lo sublime. Un verdadero gusto conocerlos!
Bravo! With the vigor and passion by which Lucas and Arthur play this Mozart Sonata K448 would definitely wake up the brains on the listeners.! Breathtaking!
Arthur & Lucas - You are world's greatest duo Pianists, without doubt. I recently came across the video interview you gave in English, and I just loved your sense of humour.
Mozart - Schubert - Chopin - Beethoven... so much talent - these two are brilliant...proud parents somewhere - take a bow...
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Absolutly Magic. They are fantastic!!!!!
A brightness and ebullience of approach that must surely conquer all who hear them. I look forward to hearing them in 7 or 8 years time when their natural gifts are allied to a wealth of experience. Please, Lucas & Arthur Jussen keep on giving us these miracles. Mozart would have been thrilled to have heard a rendering half as good as yours.
Fantastic shots of the 4 hands in one!!!
Обожаю эту парочку! Такое мастерски легкое, приятное исполнение. Услада для слуха. Их родители - гении. Нашли для сыновей стезю. Для меня они особенные.
Gob smackingly amazing to watch - and a joy to hear.
This performace is a very rare treat indeed! These brothers are fully engaged with one another, individual, yet One with each other so completely. Mozart would likely be extremely pleased!
Inceste
Yes Mozart would be pleased. Very much so.
Absolutely sublime.
Merci à Mozart, Lucas et Arthur Jussen pour la musique à l'état pur pour toucher l'âme.
rien avoir avec la créativité et la beauté pure des concertos ce Bach.
A fantastic performance and incredible production. Bravo to the production team. Just brilliant.
One of Mozart’s finest compositions. That first movement is beyond ingenious
d un point de vue mélodique , assez quelconque.
@@MrPhil480 what exactly is an ordinary melody? That is a paradox, there is no such thing
@@randykern1842 c est dommage que vous vous connaissiez pas en musique .
@@MrPhil480 vous semblez quelque peu arrogant. Un peu d'humilité svp.
Les mélodies chez Mozart sont toujours extrêmement simples, d'une simplicité quasi enfantine.
Mais il est vrai que Mozart lui-même n'était pas content de cette composition.
Reste merveilleuse à écouter cependant.
@@louisdresse8650 Me connaissez-vous si bien pour prétendre que je ne suis pas humble ? Connaissez -vous ma musique ?Je ne me trompe pas quand je dis qu'il n'y a pas une créativité exceptionnelle. Il y a quand même plus sérieux que ce morceau, comme tout Bach encore une fois et par exemple ce morceau, plus vrai, plus profond , plus génial th-cam.com/video/CBP_fOR2aaY/w-d-xo.html Je n'emploie pas de termes trop techniques parce que je parle en français mais je le voudrais... Mais les gens qui disent qu'il n y a pas mieux que ce morceau , ça m'énerve , car c est faux . Je vous ai répondu d'un autre compte là
I’m so in love with the post-Romantic/early Modern era that I generally actually dislike (and usually avoid!) the Classical Period. But OMGosh! I’m suddenly loving MOZART!! What magic is this? What could it be?!
Honestly, that was very nearly orgasmic! Musically speaking, of course. Utterly astonishing.
I just realized they have no sheet music. Amazing. This is coming right from their souls.
And their prodigious memories!
When playing instrumental pieces of a certain difficulty, remembering the notes becomes the easiest part of the whole thing. You need to practice the piece from the beginning to the end so many times, watching carefully for phrasing, dynamics, articulation, speed, rhythm etc., simply remembering the sheet music is nothing against that
Most uneducated comment in the world
Tremendous musicality and their ensemble is absolutely incredible
Mozart himself would be very happy
This piece takes an unbelievable amount of time to perfect and practice, much more than perhaps any other Mozart piece. This duo, whom I have seen perform other works as well, mastered it beautifully, much more than many others.
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"..who I have seen...."
"Whom" is dative only. Not accusative.
Gerard Vaughan thank you.
@@simonkawasaki4229
And thank you for taking note !. I often have to point this out, because I find it very annoying. Like "Americann English". E.g.
""Indictment", and " obligated", instead of "inditements" and " obliged". "than" in place of "then". is another common one - Not just screwed, but a completely different word !!
As for this music, I only just ran into these brothers here. The piano seems to be a part of them. They should play blindfold ! I'm no great - forget the word -"officionado ?" of Mozart,, yet somehow it is clear that they get it Right !. Nothing worse than a brilliant player who seems not to understand what they are playing !! I guess there are many interpretations of this piece, and hope - feel sure - Mozart will Rest in Peace with it.
@@gerardvaughan1847 picky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@gerardvaughan1847 No! There's no dative left in English; it disappeared, or rather combined with the accusative, when Old English and Norman French joined to produce Middle English. "Whom" is accusative, although it seems to have mostly disappeared from spoken English, and many people are unsure how to use it -- witness the above comment. Actually, the writer of the comment is probably uncertain whether "who" is the direct object of "have seen" or the subject of "perform". In fact, the former is the case, as one can see if one extracts the relative clause into the declarative form "I have seen them perform other works." So "whom" is correct.